District Engineer Reports Substation and Union Station Progress
District Engineer C B Hunt reports completion of the First Street tunnel and progress on the new Union Station project. Ninety five percent of street work tied to Union Station is done with grade separations, bridges, and yards moving forward. the West Street tunnel should be usable by December. Virginia Avenue tunnel completed and in use, fourteenth and Water streets substation planned, and several bridges finished.
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Union Station
C. B. Hunt
Disgorter
Sengineer
Morrow
Hunt
West Street
Sixth Street
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad
South Washington
Wor
Fourteenth
Water Streets
Virginia Avenue
South Capitol
Delaware Avenue
Congress
Dietrict Surface Division
Engineer Department
Hime
Allasta
County Todds
Thos
United States
Traction Right of Way To Union Station Debated
Congress will be asked to grant street car rights of way to the new Union Station. The measure, now being prepared by the Commissioners, may reach Congress next session but likely not become law before Christmas. Officials estimate a year to extend lines to the station, delaying service until after opening. The prior bill was defeated over taxation clauses, which may be omitted this time. House members including Madden may renew the push for universal transfers and better schedules.
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Union Station
Congres
DBI
Senate District Committee
House
Madden
Auto Dealers Organize New Washington Motor Show
Automobile dealers of Washington form an association to promote their business in the District of Columbia. Eligible dealers number twelve, planning a show near Thanksgiving time. Officers include President Arthur Muell-Hsaen, Vice President A Klock, Secretary Guy Tolman, and Treasurer George Reed.
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Nlanation
Washington
District of Columbia
Thameserving
Arthur Muell- Hsaen
Luttrell’ Company
A. Klock
Duypout
Guy ‘Tolman
Thomas & Tolman
George Reed
Seven New Pharmacists Passed Test District Board Announces
The District of Columbia Board of Pharmacy listed seven successful candidates after October board meetings. Henry Bussey Floyd Milton Leon Goldsmith Carl Forrest Silcot Andrew James ONeill John Robert Jacobs Alexander Leon Mikulea and Stella Cornelia Nelson were admitted to practice in DC. The board met yesterday to formalize the approvals.
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Board of Pharmacy of
District of, Columbia
Lsted
Henry Bussey Floyd
Milton Leon Goldsmith
Carl Forrest
Silcot
Andrew James O'Neill
John Robert “Jacobs
Alexander Leon Mikulea
Miss Stella
Cornelia
Nelson
District of Columbia
Paolais Royst Proprietor Hosts Luncheon for Employees
A. Lisner, proprietor of the Palais Royal, returned from a long summer vacation and received a large bouquet of chrysanthemums from his employees. He honored them with a luncheon attended by staff from all levels, including wrappers and the head floorwalker, with his wife accompanying him. The item notes his New York summer retreat and mentions quality Velvet Cream briefly.
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A. Liener
Paolais Royst
New Bridge Open Planned for Connecticut Avenue
W J Douglas district eightest of bridges says the Connecticut Avenue bridge will open to public use around November 1 with side rails in place and approaches ready. He urges acquisition of adjacent land on both sides north and south to preserve the bridge’s architectural effect. A Congress bill with this aim passed last year and may be reintroduced by the Commissioners.
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Connecticut Avenue
W. J. Douglas
Douglas
Nfigawaya Hunt
Congress
Community Notes From Montezuma And Fraternal Day Parade
Montezuma Colorado sees thousands promised in coming months as mining properties change hands amid local optimism. In Baltimore, Odd Fellows led by Charles D. Shadelord join fraternal day events with J. Shackelford and F. Vermilion among attendees. The Washington interdenominational Colored Ministers Union reshuffles leadership with Rev Francis J. Grimke as president and Rev W Davenport secretary, plus new committee appointees.
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Baltimore
Canton No. 1
Charles D. Shadelford
J. A. Shackelford
F. W. Vermilion
Wasmngton, Interdenominational Colored Ministers’ Union
Francis J. Grimke
WH. Davenport
James W. Pos
D. E. Wiseman
Alexander G Garner
A. Leftwitch
Lanes C. 4.” & Church
W. A. Ray
Metropolitan A. M. Zion Church
Mr. Hartinger
Union
Fragmented Agency Ad Fragments Reveal Local Services
A jumbled OCR page lists multiple local business names and services including carpet cleaning printing and delivery. It references GHORUES' SON INC, Elk Club, C. A. Muddiman Co, and Kroue's printing with 34 hour development service and phone numbers for inquiries.
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D. Dovay
Cook
G& St. C. A. Muddiman & Co
Kroue’s
Ninth Street
Bharlc’s
St. Maerzenail Senate-brewery
Aplington
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Seventh Street
Vt Kuppenheime
Grosner
Sega
Manves
Manila
Beeta
Yat Mencianer
Chas. Kaufman & Sons
Potomac Electric Power Co
Fourteenth Street
the Sanitary Paper Bottle Co., Inc
St H.W
Red Dwarf
Phila, General Supply CO
Golorado Building
Rania
Lacey& Co
Washington Post
Union Hardware Co
Winslow
Ey & Betty
Toney
Morsely
Albert L. Johnson
Columbia Highlands
Vakiyn
David L. Gitt & Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nurehasera
Harry Preuster
Chelles Shambaugh
George T. Cooper
B. B. Lee
A. Clow
George Speidel
Edward Kell
George ©. Roarks
David Beeler
G. Harper
L. Holfan
Martin Demanm
Julia Pearce
W. C. Ales
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Montezuma
Colo
Golf Divide Mining
MiNihis
Selmeyer
Boxenfeld
Vermont
Pyres
Brébek
Ghorues'& Son, Inc
Tor
Hinkel de Co
Maine
G .Herrmann
Ehilacen
Johnson Bros
Stn
D.J. Kaufman
Renis
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R. W.G J. B. Henderson, Inc
Gratis R. W. & J. B. Henderson, Inc
F Street
Horn
Virginia
Treasury
Craig & Royce
Great Falls
Old Dominion Land Company
Hibbs Building
Victor E. Adler -Ten
Scien
Andrews
Seinewea
Atti
R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Inc
Howe
Louisnns Avenue
Seventh St
Pennsylvania Ave
Ratatiers
Randle Highlands
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U.S
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Capitol
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Burchell
M. W. Burchell
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